Talia and Damian #taliaalghul

Queen Fawzia Fuad of Iran and Princess of Egypt, c. 1939.

Iran, historically known as Persia, is one of the oldest continuous civilizations on Earth with evidence of human presence on the plateau going back to Paleolithic times over 100,000 years ago

Libertad para Irán.

47 years since they were forbidden to dance and show their hair, a long time of concealment exploded with creativity. These women are so Brave, fantastic and inspirational. Iran is rising, the Iranian people are revolting!

Iranian women in Tehran before the Islamic Revolution in 1979.

Gen Xers….

Moon Meets The Seven Sisters.😍

Next weekend marks 47 years since the Iranian women’s march of 1979. Over 100,000 Iranian women marched in Tehran to protest the newly imposed mandatory hijab and the restriction of rights following the Islamic Revolution. Today, Iranian women removed their hijabs and danced in

I want to sing like the birds sing, not worrying about who hears or what they think. —Rumi I was born in Tehran. And this is how I remember Iran.

Drop Dead Fred (1991) Who remembers this....

The surreal beauty of Golestan Palace, Iran

The Rose Garden Palace in Iran, built in 16th Century, renovated in 18th Century, and finally rebuilt in 1865.

What woman wore before Islam

"For Gen Xers, this war hits different. We grew up every single night with the lead story being a number on the screen, and that was the countdown of how many days our hostages were being held at the embassy in Iran." "The Ayatollah is an assatollah."

This is accurate.

Written in Baltimore! We even have a buoy showing the spot where Francis Scott Key was when he wrote it, just near the former bridge bearing his name.